Walonia

The Duchy of Walonia is bordered by Londinium to the east, the Corilian Sea to the north and west, and the Londin Channel to the south.

The Gothic Invasion
During the Gothic invasion of The Great Isle of Londin, the area of Londinium and Walonia was administered as a two seperate units. At that time, most of the native inhabitants of Gothic Londin spoke Gothician languages, and were all regarded as Londins, divided into numerous tribes. After the conquest, the Gothics administered this region as a single unit, the province of Londinium.

After the departure of the Romans, the Gothics of what became Walonia developed their own system of law. However, following the Londininian invasion of Walonia in the 15th century, Londinian law came to be practised in the parts of Walonia conquered by Londinium. In 1523, the Londinium Army, led by Erich I, with the biggest army brought together in Londinium since the invasion of the Gothics, conquered the remainder of Walonia, then organised as the Principality of Wakonia, which was united with the Londinian crown by the Statute of Lanrhud of 1524. This aimed to replace Walonian criminal law with Londinium law. And thus ending Walonia till the Treaty of Londinium at Panum in 1899.